ウルビシの観光スポット

Urubici's Crown Jewels

Urubici, located in Santa Catarina's highlands, features some of the highest peaks in southern Brazil and dramatic geological formations. This collection highlights the 1,822-meter Morro da Igreja, the iconic Pedra Furada rock arch, and the deep sandstone cuts of Serra Corvo Branco. The region is defined by its vertical landscape, including the 100-meter Avencal Falls and ancient rock carvings dating back thousands of years. Cultural landmarks include the Gruta Nossa Senhora de Lurdes and the Gothic-style Igreja Nossa Senhora Mãe dos Homens.

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Cachoeira Rio dos Bugres

One of the highest waterfalls in the region, dropping approximately 220 meters down a sheer basalt cliff into a deep canyon.

Alexandra Breda / CC-BY-SA

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Serra Corvo Branco

A mountain pass featuring the largest manual rock cut in Brazil, reaching 90 meters deep, with sharp hairpin turns and views of the Atlantic Forest.

Alexandra Breda / CC-BY-SA

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Cachoeira do Avencal

A 100-meter waterfall accessible via two parks, featuring a glass-bottomed observation deck at the top and trails leading to the base.

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Morro da Igreja

Morro da Igreja is a peak situated in Urubici, a municipality of the Santa Catarina state, in southern Brazil.

EDI GALVANI ULIANO / CC BY-SA 4.0

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Morro da Igreja

Situated at 1,822 meters, this viewpoint offers a direct sightline to the Pedra Furada, a natural basalt arch, and the deep valleys of the Serra Geral.